One of the most powerful teardrop-shaped rackets out there
The standard edition Wilson Blade v3 is one of the most balanced padel rackets in the market, situated as the mid-weight option at 365 grams in a family defined by its blend of power and control. What makes this otherwise balanced frame stand out however is its higher balance point of 270 mm, increasing power and making the frame move a little more heavily through the air. As a medium-weight option with a high balance, users get reliable geometry with powerful internals for ending points. The combination of Wilson's Spin Effect Texture and their Carbon Fiber Composite makes for a hitting surface that is spin-friendly and dependable. Internally, the Firm EVA foam construction makes for a solid and stable hitting experience during contact. Our team has found this to be on the more powerful side for a teardrop frame, but the touch is still there, making this a suitable weapon in the hands of both offensive and defensive players.
- Weight: 365 Grams (+/-10)
- Balance: 270mm
- Head Shape: Teardrop
- Core Composition: Firm Eva Foam
- Surface Composition: Carbon Fiber Composite
- Ability Level: Advanced
Technologies:
- Carbon Fiber Composite: Blend of carbon and woven fiberglass contributes to a softer feel and produces greater explosive power than fiberglass rackets.
C2 tubular construction: Crafted with precision using a carbon tubular construction, ensuring a uniform tubular thickness and resulting in increased durability, incredible shot control, and superior feel over the entire racket
- Firm Eva Foam: Produces solid, crisp shots for quicker ball deflection and excellent control
- Anti-fragile edge: Reinforces the padel racket head with robust material to provide long-lasting durability during aggressive play
- Spin Effect Texture: Textured surface grips the ball upon contact for enhanced spin and an excellent feel on every shot.
- Sharp Hole Technology: The advanced hole-drilling process generates increased bite with every stroke.
Due Grid hole pattern: Hole pattern that optimizes power and control in different parts of the racket. Larger diameter top holes provide more power on overheads, while smaller holes on the bottom provide enhanced spin and control for defensive shots and volleys.
